Khasan, who has cerebral palsy, is in need of rehabilitation

Khasan is growing up in a large family, where, in addition to him, there are four more brothers and sisters. The boy has cerebral palsy, as well as vision and speech impairments, but he has a fighting spirit.

Thanks to regular sessions and the support of his loved ones, Khasan has achieved significant progress: he has started to walk and eat on his own. He has become noticeably more active and reaches out to other children—this is a real breakthrough.

But to maintain and build on this success, systematic work is needed. Right now, Khasan urgently needs sessions in two key areas: — adaptive physical education (APE), to strengthen his muscles and train his balance; — sensory integration, so that his brain and body can learn to work together.

Without regular training, the progress achieved may be lost. And time does not wait—the sooner we start, the greater the chance that Khasan will become independent.